Hippo Screenprinters Ltd
Screen Print Editioning, Giclee Printing and Etching
A more personal service for businesses, artists and all creatives!
What else? Adaptable and always up for a challenge, if you need something printed Hippo can usually find a way to do it, such as clear coat resin, screen printing onto glass, fulfilment: rolling, wrapping, boxing, delivery and posting of your prints.
There is a shop and artists studios to let, with currently up to 6 studios available. Each studio is 130 sq. ft., lockable and with electricity meter and large window. There is a large communal area with kitchen, toilet, seating and a table. Access to studios is 24 hrs.
info@hippscreenprinters.co.uk 01277 355362

Lynne Blackburn owns and runs Hippo Screenprinters Ltd with her partner and fellow artist Ian Bailey.
From her printmaking studio in Essex, Lynne specialises in hand-pulled screen print editioning for artists, art, galleries, band merchandisers, interior designers, and publishers. Hippo also offers an on-going and expanding series of classes and workshops in different printmaking techniques.
Lynne has over 30 years screen-printing experience and an MA in printmaking from Camberwell College of the Arts, London. She has been printing high quality fine art editions for many artists and art galleries for around 8 years and screen-prints which Lynne has produced can be seen in galleries, art fairs and exhibitions, both national and international, the V&A, The Affordable Art Fair, Imitate Modern Gallery, Graffik Gallery, West Bank London and many more. Lynne also regularly shows her own prints at exhibitions across London and the UK.

Ian Bailey has a background of graphic and surface design and over 20 years experience in the sign making trade. His skills include the design and production of traditional signage, vinyl printing and cutting and designing original wallpaper and repeat pattern. Ian has two of his wallpapers in the V&A permanent collection and he has produced window graphics for exhibitions, including at the Royal Geographical Society, Lawrence Alkin Gallery (now Enter Gallery), Blackall Studios, Interior Angle and many more.

